While most NAMFS Board members were opening presents this morning and enjoying expensive vacations and exotic cruises to ring in the New Year, Labor was pooling their lumps of coal together attempting to simply stay alive. In a snap poll of Labor, 74 of the 80 respondents had all received new work orders on Christmas day — 73 percent of those work orders were due in 24 hours or less. The disconnect between the obscene profit mongering of NAMFS members and our Industry’s Prime Vendors, stands out against a backdrop of demanding that Labor works 24/7/365 as NAMFS members party like drunken sailors on leave. And with the latest support for the more than 8.2 million illegal immigrants whom have crossed the border since Biden took office, NAMFS members are undoubtedly enthusiastic to embrace them in order to get the inspections pricing below $3.75 per inspection. Like a page ripped out of former NAMFS Secretary Heather Berghorst’s playbook which forced her bankruptcy and the millions of dollars stolen from Labor, so to are the same old actors coming out again building up the order mills.
The tens of millions of dollars in fraud per year stolen from Labor; the hundreds of millions of dollars in pay raises from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD fleeced from Labor; and the forced work on holidays of Labor support the boycotting of HUD to begin with and slowed delivery of pending work orders on other contracts.
The HUD contract has been specifically targeted for several reasons. First, HUD’s newly minted M&M FSM Awardee, 24 Asset Management owes nearly One Million Dollars to the victims of Assero, their subsidiary who Eduardo San Roman refused to pay. 24 Asset Management, a company who never had a contract spanning more than one job site and a maximum of $80K in single awards since 2011. In fact, the only way that 24 Asset Management even made it was with two loans from the Small Business Administration: One for $567,801.04 and the other for $545,503.48. That is a total of $1,113,304.52 to simply keep 24 Asset Management afloat. The mind boggling thing here is how HUD determined that 24 Asset Management, who was not financially solvent and owed nearly One Million Dollars to Labor, deserved $60 Million Dollars in HUD Awards. Fact of the matter is that HUD appears to be pushing the same kind of agenda that NAMFS members are when it comes to the stewardship of both the US government and the porous borders to bring in cheap labor.
Here are a few of the stories that Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith revealed happens when you support the NAMFS Board of Directors and their hellbent quest for the fleecing of Labor,
On January 18, 2023, a Mississippi Highway Patrol Trooper made a routine traffic stop. In the vehicle was an illegal immigrant driving without a license, an additional three illegal adult males, and one seven-year-old migrant child. After Homeland Security Investigations was contacted, the driver attempted to flee on foot and was captured. HSI determined the child was not related to anyone in the vehicle. Charges are pending on the driver and HSI is attempting to identify the child and reunite him with his family.
In another incident on October 9, 2023, a Mississippi Highway Patrol Trooper identified another illegal immigrant driving on I-10 in Jackson County with no I.D. A passenger, also an illegal immigrant, revealed they were on their way to Houston, Texas, to pick up another man, a woman, and three or four children. After a legal search of the vehicle, items consistent with Human Trafficking were discovered. A Border Patrol Agent was notified, and, turns out, the driver was a repeat offender of illegally reentering the United States after deportation.
It gets better, though. The following people below appear to support opening the border to all, including terrorists in order to make a buck on the back of Labor. In this fiscal year alone, 169 individuals are on the terror watch list whom illegally came into the US. And one thing terrorists would love is to work within a network that has empty homes, throughout the US, and get paid in an Industry that has zero auditing or background checks. It would appear to me that the Almighty Dollar is more important to the NAMFS Board listed below than paying legal US citizens a fair wage.
Denia Ray, NAMFS Vice President and Vice President of ZVN Properties; Nicole McPherson NAMFS Secretary and Owner of FI & CS — and please the 90’s are calling
for you to return that horrible website! — Nickie Bigenho, NAMFS Treasurer and Vice President of BOK Financial; Kellie Chambers; NAMFS At Large Representative and Executive Vice President of MSI, Joyce Milaszewski, NAMFS At Large Representative and CEO of JGM Property Group; Bill Garrecht, At Large NAMFS Representative and President of Innovative Field Services; Brent Goheen, NAMFS National Representative and Vice President of National Field Representatives; Coleman Meehan, NAMFS Regional Representative and Owner of East Coast Property Services — Google identifies his website as Not Secure so use caution; Chad Rulo, NAMFS Super Regional Representative and COO of First Rate Field Services; and Theddy Jimenez, NAMFS Local Representative and Office Manager at Luis Ferrer, Inc.
Profits before people. And as demonstrated above, by the very NAMFS Board of Directors who ram more and more security and paperwork requirements upon the back of Labor, while paying $5 per inspection, the reality is maybe they should take a step back and review the Mr Cooper and Fidelity, ServiceLink, and LoanCare hacks over the past several weeks. In the case of Mr Cooper alone, 14.7 Million records were breached. Perhaps the NAMFS Board should practice what they preach.
So, as Labor reviews 2023 and determines precisely what a shit show it was and counts the money that the NAMFS Board of Directors pocketed, in conjunction with their membership, it will be a no brainer that Labor will not simply continue the boycott of the HUD contract, but begin to simply transition away from the corruption of the Industry, itself.
